Hi all-
here I am - less than a week out from IMCanada..
I haven't been posting much but whenever I get a chance I read through some of the posts and always learn something from all you gals- it is great!
This year I have few expectations- I trained so little compared to last year- just life stuff that I know most of us deal with- I have decided to just make a huge effort to enjoy the day- ( it's going to be a long one- lol)
MY race # is 3007 which I find very strange because I signed up last year and others in my age group are not numbered that way..my husband had a similar # last year but he was withdrawn and then re-entered ( he was actually racked next to Sister Madonna!) maybe for some reason I'll be racked that way too- that would be fun
My husband has a few goals for his race- #1 beat my time from last year( if you remember he had a heart attack in April of last year but still managed to finish- though slowly and #2 No glow stick...I am hoping not to get a glow stick too but I'll just have to see how the day unfolds.
The weather is meant to be sunny and 30C -different from last years cold storm that blew through..
Anyway- just wanted to say a quick hello and a belated thanks to all those that I learn from..being mainly I lurker you gals that regularly post should know you likely help way more people than you realize
I'll let you know how it all turns out..."No glow stick ,no glow stick..."
Tam
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08-22-2011, 01:17 PM #1
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well here we are again- IMC 2
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08-22-2011, 01:45 PM #2
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Would like to follow you both! What's your husband's #?
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08-22-2011, 02:38 PM #3
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Oh of course I left that bit of info out without thinking...his number is 1978
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08-23-2011, 08:50 AM #4
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How exciting! Good luck to you both!
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08-23-2011, 06:22 PM #5
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Yippee!!!! Good luck to both of you!! Will be checking in on you and rooting for you.
I'm doing an iron distance tri in 4 weeks. My training has not been what it was last time, so I'll be chasing the 17 hour cutoff the whole day- but I plan on having a great time. And I know you will, too!!! Enjoy the day and have a GREAT experience! It's your celebration day for all those long hours of training. Enjoy your parade!
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08-24-2011, 04:58 AM #6
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Good Luck!
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